In addition, I like how the character design, texture and animations are done well here. Furthermore, I really like looking at the game’s mini map which has a pixelized Ary on it. It is like those Disney cartoons where you can just chill, watch and enjoy the moment to moment sections. From the sound, graphics to the progression of the story feels straightforward. What also really felt right was the light hearted vibe that the game manages to convey. Exploring every nook and cranny in the game feels huge and gives you the feeling that there is a lot more to discover. For one, I really like the expansive feel of the entire world.
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While it seems there is initially plenty of minus points, the game does have plus points.
There are also certain parts in the game where the textures look very flat and dated.Īnother thing I find perplexing is how the game has some unnecessary animations such as having Ary constantly do an animation acknowledgement every time I open up a chest. The lighting in this game is almost nonexistent and some weather effects looks very low res and artificial. The game often times will have texture pop ins or in worse cases, certain assets and textures not appearing properly.
Modus Games themselves have been very honest by informing us about the state of this build. While unpolished gameplay and obvious bug are to be expected from this preview build. Good graphics, Buggy visuals, unnecessary animations To me, it feels very messy and unorganized to have to access my inventory this way when the game itself features a number of consumables and customizable equipment for Ary. This is where you can access to your Inventory which is also tucked in with the Save and Load selections as well as exiting the game itself. Pressing the ESC button brings out the selection menu. How it is accessed is what i am annoyed at. The game features an inventory system which gives you access to various weapons, items and customizable vanity items. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t and I do not know either if it’s really a bug or I am missing something that requires me to use it.Īnother part I find that is super clumsy and cumbersome is how it handles its user interface and the access of the menu. However, the game’s Parry mechanics is quite hit and miss. The jumping motion can feel off and can sway your timing especially when you are jumping from one platform to the other.Ĭoming into the battle mechanics, everything here is very standard in its execution. The roll button can often times lead to the usual 3 rd person camera issue whenever you are near a wall. The attacks in this game does not give out a good feedback when hitting an enemy. The controls in this game can feel rather flimsy. What I wish to highlight is how it feels. It covers all the basics of any proper adventure game that many of us would’ve played. The controls in this game is quite generic to say the least. Both levels allows you to have access 3 out of the 4 elemental powers which you will utilize for puzzle solving as well as accessing other hidden areas throughout the game. The New Game level starts off Ary from her room and allows for some exploration around town as well showcasing the basic tutorials of the game controls and mechanics. The latter features Ary being more decked out with a proper sword and expanded health bar as well as access to more elemental powers. One is where i start off from a new game perspective while the other had me starting at a much later level of the game. The preview build features two playable levels. Thus this is where begins the journey of Ary in search of her brother. This prompted Ary to believe that her brother is still alive. However, after a minor encounter with two hyena enemies which she bravely defeated, one of them dropped her brother’s wooden sword. You play as Aryelle or Ary for short as the game starts out with her family still mourning the disappearance of her brother. Spending time with the game at least even in the earlier stages, from a visual and general feeling the premise of the game seemed to have taken some inspiration from Disney’s Mulan. Nonetheless, I am feeling fortunate to have been given the opportunity to try out the preview build of the game thanks to the publisher, Modus Games. Ary and the Secret of Seasons comes off as an adventure game that has gotten me rather impressed but and the same time feeling rather unimpressed – at least for the particular build that I have played.
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